Twitter (X) Header Maker

A X (Twitter) header / cover should be 1500 x 500 px (3:1). AI All Social sizes every X (Twitter) asset for you, so the export is the right size to post.

Yes, you need an active plan to generate. Plans start at $4.99/week and the yearly plan works out to about $5.83/month. You can preview the studio in the no-signup demo first.

Yes. A tweak edits the same image instead of regenerating a new one. Change the background, swap a color, or remove an object and the rest stays put.

Yes. Put your words in "quotes" in the prompt and they land as sharp, editable text you can recolor, resize, rotate or curve and drag where you want. Unlike most AI image tools, the text is never garbled or cropped.

No. You describe the vibe in plain words, pick the X (Twitter) surface you need, and the AI handles composition, sizing and the safe-zone crop.

Yes, several, and for a single one-off a free option is genuinely the sensible choice: X (Twitter)'s own defaults cost nothing, and the free tiers of the general design tools will give you a correctly sized result if you are willing to lay it out yourself. AI All Social is not free — generating needs an active plan. Paying makes sense when you are producing assets repeatedly and want them generated, sized and kept on-brand rather than hand-placed every time.

Almost always the gap between upload size and display size. The recommended upload is 1500 x 500 px, but X (Twitter) renders it smaller and crops it further on mobile, so anything important near the edges gets cut and an undersized upload turns soft when scaled. Upload at the full size and keep text and logos in the middle, away from the edges.

A template is a fixed layout you drop your own text and images into — predictable, and recognisable to anyone who has seen the same template before. A generator produces the artwork itself from a description, so the result is not one of a set. Templates win when you want something safe and fast; generation wins when you do not want to look like everyone else.